Multi-Day Trips in Belfast

Explore the rich history, culture, and natural beauty of Belfast over multiple days and immerse yourself in this vibrant city! Here’s a suggested itinerary for your multi-day journey:

Day 1: City Center & Titanic Quarter

City Center

• Start your adventure at City Hall, a magnificent building adorned with intricate marble carvings and mosaics. Guided tours are available to learn more about its history and architecture.
• Visit the St. Anne’s Cathedral and Belfast Cathedral of St. Malachy, two beautiful religious landmarks in the city center.
• Explore Victoria Square, an upscale shopping center with a stunning glass dome offering panoramic views of Belfast.

Titanic Quarter

• Head to the Titanic Belfast museum, a must-visit attraction that tells the story of RMS Titanic through interactive exhibits and immersive experiences.
• Walk along the Titanic Slipways, where the ship was built over a century ago, and marvel at the enormous dry docks.
• Take a stroll in Titanic Quarter Park and enjoy its scenic views of Belfast Lough and the city skyline.

Day 2: Giant’s Causeway & North Antrim Coast

Giant’s Causeway

• Travel to the Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring an array of interlocking basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity.
• Learn about the local legends surrounding the formation of the causeway at the visitor center.
• Take a guided walking tour along the coastal path to explore the area and discover hidden gems like the Wishing Chair and the Chimney Stacks.

North Antrim Coast

• Drive along the North Antrim Coast for breathtaking views of cliffs, beaches, and quaint villages such as Ballintoy, Portrush, and Portstewart.
• Visit Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, a suspension bridge connecting the mainland to a small island, for an adrenaline rush.

Day 3: Belfast Peace Walls & Beyond

Peace Walls

• Educate yourself about Northern Ireland’s troubled past by visiting the Peace Wall Murals in the Shankill and Falls Road neighborhoods. Guided tours are available to provide context and understanding.
• Walk along the Peace Bridge, a symbol of unity connecting both communities, for a scenic view of the River Foyle and the city center.

Beyond Belfast

• Take a day trip to The Dark Hedges in Antrim, an enchanting avenue of beech trees that gained fame as the “King’s Road” in Game of Thrones®.
• Explore Game of Thrones® Territory, including Dunluce Castle, Carnlough Harbour, and Larrybane, all significant filming locations for the hit series.